You know I'm gonna sound crazy, but I think the TikTok makeup revolution is more than just about embracing color... I think it's a subtle push against the surveillance state 
. Like, Jessie Roux and Aoife Cullen are basically saying, "We're not afraid to express ourselves" - which is code for "we won't be controlled by algorithm-driven beauty standards". And what if Winkleman's fearless approach to beauty is actually a clever distraction from the fact that her show is sponsored by beauty companies with a hidden agenda? 
It's all about questioning the narrative, folks! 
. Like, Jessie Roux and Aoife Cullen are basically saying, "We're not afraid to express ourselves" - which is code for "we won't be controlled by algorithm-driven beauty standards". And what if Winkleman's fearless approach to beauty is actually a clever distraction from the fact that her show is sponsored by beauty companies with a hidden agenda? It's all about questioning the narrative, folks! 
Jessie Roux is the ultimate inspiration, showing us that bold colors can be stunning and not just for a special occasion. I've been experimenting with my own makeup looks, trying out clashing colors like marigold orange and canary yellow (yes, it's a thing!) on myself. It's so freeing to express yourself through makeup, you know? 
Aoife Cullen is totally right, it's all about gradual experimentation - start by switching up your mascara color or adding some sparkle, then work your way up to bigger bolder looks. And I'm loving how fearless Winkleman and Jessie are when it comes to beauty - they're not afraid to break the rules and show us what's possible! 
! People need a break from those same old natural looks that are everywhere. Jessie Roux and others like Aoife Cullen, Lucy Gibson are totally inspiring - their confidence in experimenting with different colors is so refreshing 
. I love how Cullen suggests starting small with makeup changes, too - it makes sense to test the waters before going all out 
. And Winkleman's a great example of not caring what others think - if you like bright lips or bold eyeshadow, go for it! 
We should be celebrating individuality and self-expression through beauty choices 
You know what I'm gonna say... this whole 'makeup revolution' on TikTok is more than just about bright colours 
The problem is, we've been conditioned to believe that 'clean girl' beauty is the only way to go... but what about all the gorgeous, unique individuals out there who just happen to love a good pop of colour? 